Roughly a decade ago, some observers predicted that cable television was past its prime and that new internet streaming services like Netflix were set to take its place. Continue reading Pandemic causes boom in streaming services
Though student athletes may be those most obviously affected by the lack of a fall season this semester, they are not the only ones. Continue reading Athletic student work faces consequences of suspended season
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we have had the cancellation of not only the spring athletic season, but the fall season as well. Continue reading Confusion around fall sports continues to be clarified
After three years of learning, Berry’s senior education majors are left with uncertainties regarding their final year of student teaching. Continue reading Education begins varied forms of student teaching
This past summer saw rejuvenated engagement on issues like social justice and race in America. Continue reading Summer events energize racial justice on campus
In July, Berry announced a foundational plan to manage and maintain the spread of the coronavirus as students returned to campus this fall. Continue reading Berry implements contact tracing to slow spread of COVID-19
On Aug. 26, Atlanta United was scheduled to play Inter Miami C.F. in Major League Soccer, while the Atlanta Dream was set to face-off with the Washington Mystics in the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA). Continue reading Atlanta sports teams boycott games, join nationwide protest
With the shift to online schooling due to the global pandemic, colleges all over the country have had to ask the question, “How will we bring the classroom to our students?” Continue reading New apps assist students and faculty in virtual learning
Taylor Corley, Campus Carrier editor-in-chief Annie Deitz, Campus Carrier managing editor Saying we are grateful to be back on Berry’s campus would be an understatement. After a semester of chaos and a summer spent in isolation, it’s comforting to be back at a place we often call home. With that being said, the feeling of returning to campus was accompanied with several different emotions. It … Continue reading Our View: Utilize student media to cover COVID-19 changes
Asa Daniels, Campus Carrier online editor Mark Twain is quoted with saying “history doesn’t repeat itself, but it does rhyme.” In the case of COVID-19, there is a historical event that it rhymes with: the 1918 flu pandemic. The 1918 pandemic saw the death of around 50 million people world-wide, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). In the United States, the … Continue reading History Rhymes: COVID-19 and the 1918 flu pandemic
